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Commence

Description:

Commence is a verb that means to begin or start something.

Senses:

  1. To start or begin something.

Usages:

Commence can be used in various ways, such as:

  1. Popular Usage: Commence can be used to indicate the beginning of an event, action, or process.
  2. Local Usage: In certain dialects, commence can be informally used to refer to the start of a conversation or a social gathering.

Sample Sentences:

  1. He will commence his presentation as soon as everyone is seated.
  2. The construction of the new building will commence next month.
  3. I always commence my day with a cup of coffee.
  4. (Local Usage) Let's commence our meeting with a round of introductions.
  5. (Local Usage) We'll commence the party with a toast to the guest of honor.

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